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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

did not know what the silinent was until
returning he found the pistol, and
observed the blood on the floor and on
decea sed's clothing. Mr.. Gutra irnmedi-
ately summoned DR.. L,palne and return
ing To kennedy's cabin assisted in getting
him upon the bed. The wound was
promptly dressed by the physician who
pronounced it serious fracture of the
skull, but not necessarily fatal. Deceased
was entirely unconscious from the time he
was discovered by his roommate up to
the moment Of dissolution. and his left
side partially paralyzed.
For some time past Mr.. Kennedy had
been showing symptoms of insanity. Dur
ing court week. in April. he Suffered from
sudden attack and attempted To tear his
clothes off in the street and jump into the
creek but was prevented from so doing by
the sheriff
Dir. Lapalme IN II the opinion that de-
ceased was thoroughly head poisoned, and
that his brain was affected thereby. About
two months ago he suffered n swelling of
tho arm caused by paint coloring poisoning
"A skin wound on his hand.
Shortly after death the scalp was re'nov-
ed to facilitate a thorough examination OF
the skull, when it was found that the effect
of the shot WAS far more severe than il
was possible to suppose from the outer
appearance III the wound. The skull from
the eyebrows to the base of the brain was
cracked rs well as from whore the ball
struck across To the left side OF the head
just above the ear.
A coroner's inquest was held by Judge
Toombs on Monday. and the following jury
sworn: ;. q. Sharpless, &. l.. Richards,
Peter Anderson. n. ". Erickson, Frank T..
Wright aud Geo. W. Mccormick. After ex-
aiming several witnesses and duly deliber-
atns on the testimony, the jury found The
following verdict
TeauiroRy oF Montana,
County Of Fergus.
An inquest holden at Lowistown, in the
County Of Fergus. Territory of Montana,
on the 9th day nf May. A. d., 1897, before
me. John Toonls. acting coroner and jus
tire Of the peace OF said county. trOroner
being absentl upon the body of +. a. Ken
ncdy. there lying dead. by the jurors whose
ma mes are hereto subscribed, the said
Jurors upon their onths do say. after "a
thorough examination Of the body oil SAID
+. a. Kennedy. aud all the witnesses testi-
mony is hereto attached, that he came to
his death by pistol shot wound, ON the
head. ON the night OF the 9th Of May, 1887,
ut his cabin in the town Of Lewistown,
County of Fergus. Territory oi Montana.
lie came to his death by his own hand, in
tentionally or accidentally the jury cannot
say.
In testimony whereof the said jurors
have hercnnto set their hands the day aud
year heretofo mentioned.
Signed, :. q. Sn,npIEss, Foreman.
(other jurors nanies.)
+. \. Kennedy was resident 81 White
Sulphur Springs previousyl to locating here,
where he was ALSO engaged in the painting
business lie WIS single man and Il
quiet peaccalble citizen. His relatives, who
reside in Hanover. Mich. will be greatly
grievcd to learn Of his death 10y his own
hand II. leaves some little property
which will be looked after 10y the public
administrator.
lie was buried at tn" grave yard by his
friends. at sunset on Monday.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

The Conger boys arc expected over from
Utica to-day to make final preparations
for the foot-race which takes place Sunday.
Cy. Mounts, Of Bozeman, is in the city.
a transient guest Of the Cosmopolitan. He
says that every time the Methodist church
bell rings his pet coyote sets up AN awful
howl. His theory is that when Sam Jones
comes and sets up his revival machine that
the coyote will keep the whole town awake
% nights. independent.
II dog has learned the trick Of eating
mutton and you want To cure him, rather
than kill him have him muzzled and fast
enei to the horns of some well-horned
patriarch of the flock by "a rope twelve
feet in length. Then you can stand by and
see the fun. When the dog has been most
thorough, butted. and wants to regain his
free'iom. let him loose and he will not
! forget the lesson. Elk.
Gabriel Dumont's engagement with the
Wild West show terminated when they
started Tor England. Gabriel was offered
Inducements to accompany the show but
he decin I'd. lie thought Johnny Bull
would have more than ordinary curiosity
to him owing ~ his Anticipation in
the I;iel rebellion. lie came to the conelu-
sion that IL would not he healthy TO visit
England just at the present time.
Al. stephens III Okla came in yesterday
to meet his partner e. W. Baylies who has
been east buying stock. and reached here
lat ,,;yht will, ahnut oEn h.a.l ~ s,uc a nd
two year old cattle mostly she stock. with
few Short Horn and Poled Angus bulls
lie Also brought n very fine seven year old
Mambrino stallion called bay Warrior"
iGH hands high, weighing about 1850
pounds, said to bea fast roadster. Ga zctic
la u few weeks the festive COW boy will
rag proper" in full resnlia Of chaps"
I IA" "quirt' and "cady," will, "slcker"
tied to the saddle, aud .hii the fats for the
spring roundup. Then will 'fainiiy dis
turber' be- in great demand in the alkali
spots whore water is scarce, while cover
land trout" will disappear at an astonish-
ing rate three times dag, when the
boys chew" The horse wransler' and
"broncho buster will then he personages OF
Importance, and woe he unto the tender
foot who puts ON any frills in their pres
encc.-Ex
..,r,i;.,l, ,ro.,.,, visitor il I,.s II
Moe. one III the most capable and popular
oli,riais Montana ever had. who ceased to
become n public servant only to address
h;,,....ls vii, a., s,,,, ,,,.,,,,l .,,,,n,i,.,
,,,,.,,,.,,.,rr.i,. Ia, ,.. v., h.. I,.s
directed TN. h,uliug hu.;n,ss ,s u.,,her
co,,,v and no,y in .,,,.r,i,,, with To,,
I, p.,,, and ,,,,r ,,,,;, .,l;s.s l. ,hu, q,
MAN, ,u,,h., h,uli,, i,.,i,,,,;o, n, Low.
SHAWN F.r,,s ,oun.v Nr u,.. ubi,,.
.,,ip;n, his i,,.r.s, il, ,b, Whit. s,I,,bur
s,ri,ys hand, the r,shi.rsb;, M which
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12
FARM LOANS.

We are prepared to negotiate hong time
loans on improved farms in Fergus county
For particulars apply to
WALLACE, STYLES & THoRNBIiGH.
Helena. Montana.
or, HupoLr voH Tout JR.. LcwistoMn.
Reference First National Bank, Helena.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12
LOCAL NEWS.

Sc notice Of 500 reward
Ti. weather il improving.
Mr.. Ira lnsrnham ,- in town
Hanchmen have their crops in.
see notice OF Cottonwood saloon for
rent.
The foundation il being laid for Jenscn's
new building.
james shelton. IT Utica, was in town
last sunday
". ". prWnt's store front has just
received Goa, Of red paint.
Mr. :. II. Wareham from Wolf creek was
in town the first Of the week.
]. Z. Dnuglass Is building IA temporary
lime house at the head Of Main street.
Remember the sale If the i;sro estate,
on saturday. tht | It'll day of May.
The lnrc-' assert ncnt of Red and Blue
California under wear at y. 7. Dipsnore,s.
Wyoming exchange ADVERTISER that
'the foot race viii take place Immediately
nii,r church"
The demand for residence property is
growing, aud the prices FOR town iuts are
ranging higher
Mis- Annie Weydcrt has Finishes, her
term al -chool on the East Fork and
returned to Lewi~town.
Frank Mo>hnrr's new rcsiicnc,. on Wash.
inItou street s cn Tossed and will be com
plettd IN a rouplc ~ weeks.
County Superintendent Calbrca,h, is Wis
ting the SchoDl- in this vicinity. lie finds
them generally well conducted.
Read notice Of administrator sale OF
iiaro estate, on second page. You may
find spmethn. IN the list of effects To he
solid which you are ia need Of.
pr \ ". ~if,ol and Me-sr.. -. u. PHI
lips jno. =. Ih-ma-, j. v. Anderson aud
Henry krcton Ncr over from Stanford
last week attending - land bu-in-ss.
:. ". parliu LEFT vest erlav morning Tor
the Missouri vail aud Helena. He goes
for rrrr.ntion. ana to seek renewed health.
lie,Nprct- to uo uht at iva orihree weeks.
~ ]. church, r-p,.~entins the firm of
Ni!.iatua.Ctmp Company. oi BILLINGS, hard
watc merchants. v3h ia town last week.
This firm has = good trade throughout
ii, Basin.
There viii he quite number al people ia
town on the 18th Ia witness the foot race
between Bennett md Cnns,r. Both are
confident of winning, and hard close race
may b. expected.
The frci.htius outfits 4 Woods 4 El-ton.
81 Philhrpok. pulled IN this morning loaded
with ba,f hides from the Judith. whirl,
They are unloading 1T the Billings Grain
X Fncl Gazptte.
Nor can save money By buying your
nest winters clothing Of y. T. Dnsmnre.
lie viii .aii you winter caps. wool gloves
and mtieus. eatdiean scarfs lined overnlls
etc. At le-s than cost.
Parties wanting job work 81 any descrip.
ton should remember that the ARGUS Office
j. well equipped and turns out work that
cannot be- sarppased by Eastern printing
houses.
Eabroch < Miles are ia day loading on
teams 81 Young * newton the machinery
hclongirc to the p. ". Meadow concen,ra.
tor, nhich has been ,cre some tim. waiting
90 be- forwarded 10 Maiden Gazette.
Frank Jaeger was arraisnei before Judge
McaGh"r IN Saturday last on the charge Of
skinnins cattle without permission from
the ow ucrr. lie plead guilty, and was fined
ten dollars and costs. The complaint was
made by \. u. Apple-aie oi the BAY State
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12
Fer Rent.

The saloon building at Cottonwood will
ba rented To responsible parties, on good
terms. Apply to or address.
". ". Dawn,
LemiStown. ". r.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12
$4,000 Reward

W. viii pay the above amount for any
that vii bad to Chr cpnl ic
tion Of the party ar parties who sci fire :,
our brewery ON the night OF the 9Th 81
May, 49,.
tANpr a 90.
Maiden, May 10th, -.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12
Look Mere,

Iou can buy a good pair + boots for
S3.1J at y. + Dinemorea.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

.ir'siua -,eat- these nor ierit !, hillsexhal..
I4i t.at heiisr l,@s iron, you Ter vale
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-26

|uruiturt ]
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II plss', /
trrci d, J
Bis iul,'
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Flllisnl, \
|S'srpii'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-26
New Castle ltems

New Castle should be favored by Con
Srts' with an appropriation for o new
postofllcs building, rs q room In the old
Court House is now occupied as q post
otfi 90.
William f. Lane is slowly recovering
from aB attack OF sickness.
William Hanson, who had his shoul.
der blade fractured by being zun over
by the fire engine on Monday last, Ia
doirg 40 we'll a. eonld be expected.
W. j Black, U. y. Consul a. N Nurem
berg, Germany, expects to visit his
relatives here next July.
Charles W. Murray wishes to be
made assessor at the election on tho 18th
of April.
Captain James Truss and Edward
Challenger arrived at their homes q
lew days ago, after voyage OF thirty
one days, from Asplu wall,
Herman Padberg, proprietor OF t6e
Jefferson House, has purchased a fine
steam yacht from parties in New York,
ard itisnow being ov verhauled atMoore's 4
ship yard.
A new steam frs engine will be re.
ceiyed by the 6re company about The
middle of April.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-26


Tho d!orama OF the Battle OF Gsttys
burg. which will be exhibited ct th,
Opera House next Mopday ami Tue1da,
nj shtr, and Tuesday afternoon, has m q
with general favor wherever it has bee
shown, aud the Harrisburg Patriot IL
speaking of 1t ssys: "The GettysburE
Exposition Company was formed q yesl
or two since, whose object was to illus
tsate the battle, from iirst to last. by q
series of immense paintings. When
the necessary capital was subscribed
the company obtained the services oil
the eminent Philadelphia artist, Frank
ID Briscoe. He selected his own CORDS
OF ass istants, aud now the result is pre-.
santed In the shape OF len superb works
cf art. Colossal ip sizs, magnificent m In
finish and correct In detail.
Each painting Is about the size OF the
ore for which the state paid Rothernel
S25 coo, Gnd the whole ten form a COM
plet8 aod corrected history of the battle
from the first sEot fred by Fifty sixth
Pennsy lvanta volunteers on the morn
irg of July l until the last moment of
the struggle, when at half pas O'Clock,
on July 8, Pickett's division aad Hill's
corps were hurled hack crushed and
defeated from Cemetery Ridge. 1t
should not he forgotten that Delaware
troops took an active part in this mem.
orable engagement, and that Pickett's
solid columns were broken and scat
Tered, whom within less than O hundred
feet of the Union line, by the gallant
boys OF the First Delaware. The Oppor-
tunity afforded by the Board OF Educa-
tion in giving ths scholars q half holi.
day on Tuesday should be improved,
ard evey parent should lot their chill
dren attend.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-26

The melodrama "Passion's Slave" will
be given for the last time at tho Acad-
emy this evening. Next week 2. E.
Baker in "Chris and Lena"
W. j. Seaman, the celebrated Irish
median, will appear at the Opera
House rext Wednesday, night, In MIA
great play "Shane' na-Lswn," in which
he will introduce several new sou gs
written during his repent tour IN Ire
lind.
Thur iday night the Haplops will ap
pear In their new revelation "Fsn.
tasms," which Is certainly the most re
markable production ever put on any
stage. Tho "Arctic Taoleau," "The
Cyclone" and magnificent transforma
tion scene with the other startling ef-
feots, and clever tricks constitute II the
most wonderful spectacle Of the present
age.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-26
EREVITiES.


Sun Rises s. SO sen Sets 8l6
The cheapest hat house In tho oity
Rumford Bros 404 Market Btreet.
Try Bush's GOAL you Will ike Il
TYy Bush'a oosi you viii surely liss II.
W. !. Rimbie, grocer. 2nd and J1stlpon.
Mil,ard Y. Davis, Iswelsr, 9 x. 7nc strsa,
Uity Laurdry, Si1tn and Sh;play ntrcet
rias is x. Rings, $. HanPa IL n. Fourth
II. Roop Smith, druggist, 9th and King
Washing machine fof sale at PieksI's stove
storo, East Fourth st.
90 20 J. Meoauiey's. ITO e. Second St. for
LippincJttB Rheumatic and Neuralgia Cure
: noke Durste,n, Key Wort erd Phila-
delpaia brands OF Sc, cigar. 2l6 King st.
Murphoy n Son, 500 Shipley s'root, take
the lead in fifst class furniture In tti5 city
Gall and examine our stock.
You will be Convinced whom yen ace our
wall papers and tho prices that this IL the
piacc-A. Il. Jones, AZ! Market 6treet-io
give your orders for any spring work you
may have to do.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-26
Proceedings OF the Legislature.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
DOVER, March 25.-House met at 0
q. IN.
MIR. Ware gave notice OF an act au.
|ihor.zlpg loan to the Pt17ix Steam
Fire Engine Company OF Wilm minatou.
Intrcduoec: By Mi. Ware to enlarge
the tune for holding the Superior Court
|of Wilmington; by Mr. Chandler, acts
to incorporate tho w. g. T. U. and Y.
w. @. 4. U. OF Wilmington; by Mr.
Jones, bill to divorcs Josephine Wing
from her husband Edwin and to change
her name; By Mr.. Temple, to enable the
Recorder OF Deeds Of Kent County to
mako q new index.
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson the vote by
which the Hotel Honlops n Incorporation
act was defented yesterday was recon-
sidered, and the bill laid on the table.
Mr.. Jones introduced a bill to author
ize the Levy Court OF Kent county to
increase the appropriation to the Town
|of Dover for the purpose OF keepin 8
stre,ts In repair.
Read second time-Bill in relation to
Expenses and taxes of roads and bridges
In Sussex county; to amend Chapter 46
Vol. 16; act relating to Trustees; TO
lay out q new road in Northwest Fork
Hundred.
Bills passed-For relief Of School Dis
trict No. 1l6, Kent county; relief OF
School Districts Mes. 05 and l26. Sussex
(Senate bilD.
Adjourned till Monday l1.20 q. m.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-26
The Hunter GAHn.

Application Will be made to the Courts
to-day for the appointment of appraisers
to appraise the assets of the firm o; James
& John Hunter. No intelligence had
been received yesterday of the where
abouts OF James Hunter. The assignee
of the firm yesterday received a telegram
from Isaac II. Clothicr saying. "On the
basis proposed in last evenings Telegraph
will be one of one hundred to subscribe
$500 each to aid john Hunter" A pc
tition will be presented ia Common Pleas
Court No. this morning asking for an
order permitting the assignee to continue
the manufacture of the stock now ON
hand in the West Philadelphia and Nor
ristown mills for the benefit of all con
-cernel.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-26
The New Is &p. station.

The pans prepared by Architect Fur
ness OF Philadelphia for the new II lii
more and Philadelphia railroad pasee n.
ger station, at Water and Market
streets, have been approved and are
now in tho hands Of the first vic, presi.
dent of tine company. The buidln e
will have front of eighty feet on Water
street and thirty feet on Market, will ia
two s,ories high and built of red br ok
and granits. 1t will contain waiting
rooms, toilet rooms, ticket oflice and
baggage looms on rhe first floor, and
offices FOR the local Off cials on the Sec
ond floor. The work will be commen ced
early next month, and completed as
sooI as possible
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-26

There was recently receivd at the Trea-
Isury, In Washington, a draft for S4995 on
the First National Bank of New York,
drawn to the order CT "D. +. Manning''
by national bank of St Joseph, Mis-.
souri,. 1t was enclosed in an anonymous
note, as follows: Secretary of the Trea
sury: This money is to be placed in the
Treasury to the credit of an unknown
debtor. Pay the money where 1t belongs
and keep your record clear" 1t has
been ascertained that an unknown
stranger secured the draft In st. Joseph
and the St. Joseph bank will honor 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-26
Wedding Bells.

The M. K. church ut Denton, Md,
was crowded on Wednesday afternoon
at O'Clock by relatives and friends 10
witness the marriage Of Mics Ella,
youngest daughter Of Hon. Robert J.
Jump, and James N Todd, Esq, both
OF Denton. The altar was beautifully
decorated with flowers by the friends Of
the happy couple. The bridal couple
advanced to the altar preceded by the
ushers, Col. l. Gadd, James O. Horsey,
Esq, Of GreensborouPh, IA. Bates Ste.
phens. ard Robert J. Jump, Jr., Of
this city. Robert NJ. Todd. Esq, OF
EastoD, endered Mendelsshon's grand
wedding march. The ceremony was
performed ny Rev. Il. w. Todd, os
Snow Hill, Nd father Of the groom.
The bride vas attired In q handsome
costume Of satin rhadame, and the
groom wore the customary black. The
bride was the recipient OF many hand
some and valuable presents. The bridal
couple after receiving the oongratula
tions OF their many frler ds started on .
trip ncr,h.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-26
No More Free Paaana.

But NJ. Il VS. Pills cures tho wore,
cases OF fever and agne, or .any mala
rial trouble. No matter low long
standing They will also cuie chronic
weakness OF the bladder q ad kidneys OF
ola and mtddle-a2ed people. By per-
mission refer yo. 10 the Case of VIM.
d. Everetts foreman of the p, w. &
b. IL. Il shops. who WAS CURED of kid
hey trouble OF l0ytars standing by the
uss OF our Pills. Prepared and Tor Is o
only by DR.. Morrison, ut his drug store,
Snn anu King sts., at 25 cts. .sper box, or
boxes for 81 co.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-26

Chacles j. Beckett, at No. IO8 West
Seventh street, has his window filed
with lot of magnificent terrapin the
very sight of which are enou2 to make
the mceths of an spicrres water. The
reputation of Mrs. Bsoke tt in preparing
this favo.ite dish Is 70 we'll estab .shed
that it needs DO coIamendation, and
Beckelt's patrons can prepare for q
feaGt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-26
KENNARDGC0I
The Greatest Bargain Ist

We have been en-
deavoring for some
time to get a first
class Colored Satin
Rhadame to sell att
$l.O0. We could
get the quality that
has been on the
market but were not
satisfied to offer it
to our customers,
fearing the light
weight andpoor face
would not give the
wear W e always
like our goods to.
show.
But TODAY we
offer the public one
Of the best grades
in these silks ever
shown at this popu-
lar price-Sl.0O per
yard.
The quality has
been sold all this
season at Sl.2O and
our only reason in
selling them at this
price is to meet tho,
demand for a dollar
silk, but by selling
you this particular
grade we give far
more than value in
every yard we sell.
All the popular
shades. Get sam
pies from anywhere
and everywherasssd
then see ours; CONT
pare and judge foE1
yourselves.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-26
SCORE.


This distinguished soldier and fellow
traveller with B,ysrd Tay lor has been
secured By the Delaware A venue Ban
tt. VS. Cnurch to give bis great lecture,
,,t cres OF Dianoonds," in the church on
ainurseay evening, the 3lst. The peo
paa OF Wilmington should crowd the
cnnrcn. Tue tickets are within the
asasn OF almost every one. The pro.
oeta' are for the reduction of the debt,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-26
Polish.

Much OF tbs furniture In constau. use
becomes dirty aud greasy, and you
~sat something that will 1T the sam q
time both cleanse md polish. We
guarantee that our furniture and organ
polish viii DO both. PhIilips 4 ksue,
No. East AR ST., sole manufacturers
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-26

Whe Wilmington Rifle Club held tie
regular weekly gallery match on Thurs.
Cay evening, when the following SCORE:
were made: O Heinel, 20; W. g
Seeds, Ga; II B. Sssds, 5S; s j. New.
man. bS; J. Scott, 81; w. O'Connor,
az; FL, A. Hainel. Al; j. e. Newman,
49, A. g. Hsinel, SO.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-26

There was q sound of revelry by
night" and she had "a card but couidp u
60, Nil on aooouUt of neuralgia. Her
favorite cute, no wever, had Level
head, and, instead Of bo oaauet, brought
Salvation OIL. Thsy went, aud were
happy once more.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-26

The pu pit at Trinity Church will be
Occupied tomorrow morning by the
Rev. II. Ashton Henry, Of Troy, N.
y, tao nav rector. who arrived in this
city aud registered at the Clayton
Houss last night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-26

III ) our window SPADES don't e. the
house you move into, or you should
want any new ones you will ba accom-
modated with immediate attention II
you will send TO Ellwood Seuder 9l2
French street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-26

is only completely equipped when you
have ordered barlel of -four and ton
OF coal from Steward. Fourth and King
streets, who sells the best the marke /
Affords at bottom prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-26
EhuOtfnp FI0-cn

r, "A shooting match took place at Iron
hitl; yesterday afternoon, between Ber.
harc ). MoVey and Harry White
against Robert + Ogden and an un-
Known, for a wager OF $25, which was
won ny the two latter gentlemen, who
Sli'ed Is pigeons ont OF 20, while the
hrst named killed only IL.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-26
To be Hung.

Twenty thousand pieces of wall pa
per NJ Harry D. Holes, 2l3 Wett Sec
Opd street. Now Is the time to have
your paperlng done cheap before the
rush. Spring styles now ready. Paper
81 low as three cents u piece.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-26

In fionr. Cooch's snow fake, S8 cents,
l2l4 lbs Delaware, 80 c,s; Stands ard
80 cts; Champion, 30 c,s; So. rs and $5 25
per barrel. w. j. kimble, second and
j ustison streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-26

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